The culture war tempts us to think of the lost as enemies to be opposed rather than blind captives in need of emancipation.
Churches swapping members does not enlarge God’s kingdom. A church reaching lost people does.
Revisit the story of Christmas in the Bible with your church or discipleship group.
Dr. Iorg discusses the problem of racism in light of the recent controversy surrounding Los Angeles city council.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Allan Karr contributes to this volume by writing on Dawson Trotman and his influence on the discipleship movement.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Eddie Pate contributes to this volume by giving an account of D. James Kennedy and his evangelistic training of personal witnessing.
In A History of Evangelism in North America (edited by Thomas P. Johnson), Dr. Kristen Ferguson contributes to this volume by detailing the evangelistic influence of Henrietta Mears.
Dr. Iorg encourages leaders not to try and imitate the entertainment industry but to rely on the powerful content and life-giving community they already have access to.
Many see California as a desolate spiritual wasteland. Dr. Iorg dispels these negative perceptions and sheds light on the spiritual impact of the state.
In this week's President's Blog, Dr. Iorg honors the upcoming retirement of Dr. O.S. Hawkins and remembers his significant service as president of Guidestone.
